Comments on: Flu Vaccine Swine

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By: Michael Rose

Michael Rose — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 10:33:00 +0000

The real reason that they’ve stopped testing for swine flu is that a very large proportion of tests of flu-like symptoms proved not to be H1N1

80% of tests showed no sign of ANY strain of flu.

So why would any sensible person risk being jabbed with stuff which the manufacturer admits in print on the packet has a 1 in 10,000 chance of inducing Guillain-Barre. G-B can result in death-mimic symptoms such as comprehensive total-paralysis

Trust me, I’m an architect. Joking aside, a naturopath-minded architect’s advice might be a whole lot better for your health than the misleading info you get from a Board-certified doc.

Unless she is that rare MD who actually reads and translates the horrendous warnings on your product insert, and then has the wisdom to bin the batch and prescribe nanosilver and garlic.

By: Nicole

Nicole — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 10:49:53 +0000

Very well written post. The first paragraph already tells it all. It is true that if the single best way to prevent the spread of influenza is to get vaccinated every fall, what about the idea that each vaccine contains strains of three different viruses that change each year based on estimations? Do they consider that? I believe proper education about vaccine is what people need. And this is what I always support. Educate first before implementation.